Chapter 10: Transporting Dangerous Goods
Dangerous Goods Transport Quiz
Test your knowledge on the transportation of dangerous goods with this comprehensive quiz. Understand the regulations and responsibilities that come with handling these materials to ensure safety and compliance.
- Multiple-choice questions
- Covers key concepts in dangerous goods transport
- Ideal for training and certification purposes
Whoever is in charge of dangerous goods must immediately report to a designated authourity in the event of a delay in the delivery of certain explosives.
True
False
Who is authorized to handle, offer for transport, or transport dangerous goods?
A trained person, or someone operating under the direct supervision of a trained person
An employee
Any person of authority in a transport company
Anyone with authourized equipment
Who is the consigner?
The person/company who is sending the cargo
The company/person who is recieving the cargo
The driver
The transport company
What is the consigner responsible for?
Supply the initial carrier with safety marks (placards & product I.D. #)
Providing the initial carrier with the shipping document
Providing the initial carrier with a waste manifest (as required)
All answers are correct
What is the carrier not responsible for?
Displaying appropriate safety marks in the proper location/manner
Ensuring that required documents are completed and accompany the consignment and is recieved by the consigner
Retaining all documents for two years
Signing and forwarding all required documents for wastes to the proper authorities
If a consignment is comprised of dangerous goods and does not meet the requirements of regulations:
You must refuse to transport it
You must transport it, because your advisor told you it was okay
You can transport it but you must charge the consigner an extra fee
You can transport it, but only if it is for a short distance
______ are used on packages, cylinders, drums and other small containers. _____ are used on large containers and transport units.
Labels, Placards
Placards, Labels
UN/PIN, Placards
Placards, UN/PIN
What is a UN/PIN?
A four digit number assigned to specific dangerous goods.
A six digit number assigned to specific dangerous goods.
A label identifying whether a good is dangerous or not
All answers are correct
When the driver is not in the cab, where do regulations require the shipping document to be located?
Within the driver's reach
A copy on the driver's seat or in a pocket mounted on the driver's door
With the driver
A copy left with the person in charge of the parking area
When a shipment of dangerous good is delivered or passed along to another carrier...
The initial carrier must ensure that the shipping document is also passed along
The shipping document is kept by the carrier
The shipping document is returned to the consigner
All answers are correct
When dangerous goods have been unloaded but dangerous residue still exists in the transport unit, what must the carrier's copy of the shipping document be marked with?
CAREFUL
DO NOT CONSUME
RESIDUE - LAST CONTAINED
DANGEROUS RESIDUE
How many classes exist in Transport Canada's Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations?
3
10
9
5
What is a class 1 hazard under Transport Canada's Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations?
Toxic and Infectious Substances
Gases
Corrosives
Explosives
What is a class 8 hazard under Transport Canada's Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations?
Corrosives
Gases
Radioactive Materials
Miscellaneous
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